Percy Tait looks like Stanley Zulu Baker with long hair.

22 on his lid, 10 on his leathers and 1 on his bike.. Should make life easy for the timers..

What a bunch of down to earth decent blokes.Great film.

I never knew these films exsisted.
Wonderful stuff that brings to life what
motorcycle racing was.
Peter Williams, what a brillant fellow that
suffered a cruel injury. And of course Percy
Tait. What a sweet moment holding that beautiful
baby sheep. That is his real life, and the motorbikes
were well..... in his words, fun.
Yes "Days". What a touching end.
Guzzi pilot #459

Percy Tait was a top class rider.  I remember years ago he came to IOM for a parade lap then went like a bat out of hell on the so called parade lap lol

Love crasher croxfords attitude to coming off.

The golden era of motorcycle racing saw these guys ride may times at my local track Oulton Park brings back many great memory's of my youth going to the races..

The Dave Croxford? Hero!

What a great video brought back so many good memorys I even recognise some of the marshals although I still watch racing on the TV its not the same anymore.

Fantastic film Dave. Love the Aston Mate. Nice to see you on the podium too.  'Crockers on Norton, sounds reasonable'

Thank you so much for uploading this film.
It is so nice to see the famous riders in real action.

Thanks for upload ..love these old bike videos a great era great to see Percy

Magnificent history!! I was but a few months old, so my Dad had recently retired from racing and took to interviewing around the paddocks. I'll always remember the noise and beautiful smell of the paddocks as I was growing up. I wish it could be turned into an afterrshave

Oh so glad I grew up in the 70s with a love of motorcycling (and owned some great bikes in the 80s too).

Hello Dave, I hope you are well. I’ll always be grateful to you for giving Peter the best laughs when you both Skyped, especially the story about your new electric toothbrush! Peter loved that, I miss him so much 💔best wishes Pam W x

Great documentary and as a kid born in the 70s and riding two strokes I never realised how extreme these old boys where ❤

I always admired you, Sir, for your skill as a development engineer.  Anybody that would chuck a leg over that Cosworth camel must also have had bollocks of heat-treated titanium.  I wish you a very long and happy retirement!

Fantastic videos these . Great to catch a glimpse of Jack Findlay in the first videotape. Thanks .

Brilliant. Watched you race all those years ago. Happy days. 👍👍😁😁

brought back memories, i remember seeing you riding round Ruislip, i was the oik on the BSA A10 with the chrome tank :-)